Hi all! I have a bunch of provincial coins that I'm having trouble identifying. Can someone help giving them an ID? I'll post them once or twice a day to avoid clogging up the board. First is this one. It is 16mm in diameter, and has a bust both sides. Thanks!
I think it looks similar to this one, although there were many provinces issuing varieties of the type: Mysia, Pergamon . Pseudo-autonomous issue, circa AD 40-60. AE16. Obverse: ΘԐON CYNKΛHTON, draped bust of Senate right Reverse: ΘԐON PΩMHN, turreted bust of Roma right. Reference: RPC I 2374 Weight: 3.35g Diameter: 16mm Condition: Very Fine
Those two headed provincials are a tough cookie. Your pictures are alright, but I would greatly appreciate one with a tad more resolution. If you have a magnifying glass or loupe of some sort, try taking the picture through that, it will help. I asked for attribution help on this one, and all the experts came back with a general consensus of "provincial, vaguely 1nd c. AD" One day I'll figure it out, maybe.
